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Single row radial ball bearing, open type, 120x260x55 mm, model 6324
The NTN 6324 is a single row radial ball bearing supplied new in an open type configuration. It suits maintenance engineers and electricians who need a standard replacement for rotating equipment running at 120mm bore and 260mm outside diameter.
The open design has no integral seals or shields so lubricant can escape and contaminants can enter the raceway. Users must provide external sealing and a regular re-lubrication schedule to prevent premature wear in dirty or high-moisture environments.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 6324 |
The 120x260x55mm open-type 6324 suits applications where external lubrication is supplied; a sealed variant retains grease better but cannot be relubricated in situ.
The 120mm bore fits a 120mm shaft and the 260mm outside diameter locates in a 260mm housing bore, giving a 55mm wide load-carrying surface.
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